Canadian Marble Fox

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Canadian marble fox.

See more ideas about fox cute animals pets. In the wild most individuals do not live past their first year. It is well adapted to living in cold environments and is best known for its thick warm fur that is also used as camouflage. Primarily voles lemmings hares and birds.

The behavior is also like arctic foxes so the color is simply a genetic mutation because of the cross breeding. Tile floors are easier to clean than carpets. The canadian fox is a geographical term to name mostly arctic foxes which call canada home. They adapt well to the cold and the prey is similar to that of arctic foxes.

Unlike the wolves foxes don t hunt in packs they are more of a lone hunter. This is much longer than they live in the wild reportedly they only live up to 5 years in the real world. Canadian marble foxes live in the arctic tundra in places like alaska and northern canada. Arctic marble foxes can easily live up to 10 years in captivity or even as long as 15 years.

This coloration of the fur is not something that is natural but rather something that was created through human intervention being the offspring of the red and silver fox combination. The arctic marble fox also a member of the red fox species is not a naturally occurring coloration it was bred for its fur by humans. When it comes to the exotic marble fox also known as the arctic marble fox because they are from alaska or the canadian region they can adapt to the cold and live for 3 4 years in the wild. The arctic fox vulpes lagopus also known as the white fox polar fox or snow fox is a small fox native to the arctic regions of the northern hemisphere and common throughout the arctic tundra biome.

See more ideas about cute animals animals beautiful pet birds. How long do marble foxes live as pets. Fennec foxes are very clean animals and they can smell only when they are very scared but overall their fur is very clean. Nov 28 2015 explore rachel b s board canadian marble foxes on pinterest.